Persicus Maximus

BARRY LANDO wrote : A friend, with good sources in the Israeli government, claims that the head of Israel’s Mossad has made several trips to deal with his counterparts in Saudi Arabia—one of the results: an agreement that the Saudis would bankroll the series of assassinations of several of Iran’s top nuclear experts that have occurred over the past couple of years.  The amount involved, my friend claims, was $1 billion dollars. A sum, he says, the Saudis considered cheap for the damage done to Iran’s nuclear program. At first blush, the tale sounds preposterous. On the other hand. it makes eminent sense. The murky swamp of Middle East politics has nothing to do with the easy slogans and 30 second sound bites of presidential debates. After all, nowhere more than in the Middle East does the maxim hold true: the enemy of my enemy is my friend. And both Israel and the Saudis have always detested Iran’s Shiite fundamentalist leaders. The feeling is mutual. Tehran has...

Watching the events of Middle East specially of Syria whilst trying hard to ignore the media seems an impossible task. We hear nonstop accusations of massacres of impossible numbers by unknown assailants on peoples of unknown villages and suburbs not to mention the   mandatory video clips spooling back and forth on corpses from different angels underlining the   supposed proof of genocide . Who is to blame depends as always on the news outlet we watch, fact however is the so called Syrian opposition stopped fighting over a year ago as they saw an influx of non Syrian Wahhabi fighters hijacking their protest movements and turning it into a civil war. The Wahhabi's whose ideology dictates a view of Islam that considers all other branches as heretical, come mostly from Saudi Arabia , they believe spilling their blood (heretics) is a duty which does not carry a sin… (pathological extremists) But this does not seem to be   the actual worrying issue…. ………..lets ta...

Supporting separatists in Iran seems to be the next plan by West to neutralize Iran . Some of the most important obstacles to the efforts by the War Party in the United States and Israel to gain absolute hegemonic power in the Middle East and create what Condoleezza Rice once called a “new Middle East” have been countries that follow a path that is politically independent of Washington and Tel Aviv. Nations such as Iraq under Saddam Hussein from 1990 until 2003, when his regime was toppled by the U.S., and Iran, Syria, and Lebanon are in this group. Iraq was invaded and occupied after a campaign of lies, deceptions, and exaggerations, and it is unlikely to regain its stature in the Middle East any time soon. The United States, together with its allies in the region, namely, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan, and Turkey, are arming and funding the groups that are fighting the regime of Bashar al-Assad in Damascus, groups that include extremists such as the Salafis, Wahhabis, the Syrian...

Daily Mail wrote “A French secret serviceman acting on the express orders of Nicolas Sarkozy is suspected of murdering Colonel Gaddafi. He is said to have infiltrated a violent mob mutilating the captured Libyan leader last year and shot him in the head. The motive, according to well-placed sources in the North African country, was to stop Gaddafi being interrogated about his highly suspicious links with Sarkozy, who was President of France at the time.   Other former western leaders, including ex British Prime Minister Tony Blair, were also extremely close to Gaddafi, visiting him regularly and helping to facilitate multi-million pounds business deals. Sarkozy, who once welcomed Gaddafi as a 'brother leader' during a state visit to Paris, was said to have received millions from the Libyan despot to fund his election campaign in 2007. The conspiracy theory will be of huge concern to Britain which sent RAF jet to bomb Libya last year with the sole intention of ...